Opinion

Hochul Says New York Isn’t A Sanctuary State, But ICE Data Tells A Different Story

10.26.26 | Greg Hoyt Editorial

Gov. Kathy Hochul insists New York is not a sanctuary state and claims her administration cooperates with federal immigration authorities. But ICE data cited by a political consultant shows more than 16,000 detainers went unhonored between January 2025 and October 2026.
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The Gun Control Money Machine Is Ramping Up Before Election Day

10.23.26 | LET Guest Editorial

Gun control groups are pouring millions of dollars into congressional races ahead of the midterm elections, with Everytown announcing a $10 million spending push and the Soros family reportedly directing $102 million to Democracy PAC.
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A Simple Way Americans Can Help Police That Often Gets Overlooked

10.23.26 | LET Guest Editorial

Police officers and first responders often work long hours under demanding conditions, with little opportunity to step away for basic necessities. From delivering meals and water to building lasting community partnerships, volunteers are finding practical ways to support the men and women who serve.
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Virginia Prosecutor Accused Of Letting Criminal Illegal Aliens Walk As ICE Detainers Pile Up

10.22.26 | Pat Droney Opinion

A House Judiciary Committee report accuses a Virginia prosecutor of pursuing policies that shield criminal illegal aliens from immigration consequences, while nearly 1,700 ICE detainer requests reportedly went unfulfilled. The report also highlights cases involving repeat offenders, dropped charges, and a woman whose mother says the system failed her daughter.
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Minnesota’s Gun Laws Put Concealed Carry Rights Back In The Spotlight

10.21.26 | LET Guest Editorial

The Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge to Minnesota’s refusal to recognize certain out-of-state concealed carry permits, leaving the state’s policy in place. Now, gun rights advocates are urging Congress to advance national reciprocity legislation before the current session ends.
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A Cop Was Murdered. Now Someone Is Asking The Questions Few Want To Answer

10.18.26 | LET Guest Editorial

Another police officer is dead, another family is shattered, and the questions about public safety remain. A former bail investigator is drawing on 14 years inside the system to demand accountability from those who championed policies she believes put dangerous defendants back on the streets.
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A Hidden Catch In Waymo’s Fine Print Could Surprise Lawful Gun Owners

10.18.26 | LET Guest Editorial

A driverless ride might seem like a convenient way to get around, but lawful gun owners could face an unexpected complication before reaching their destination.
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The Fight Over Sanctuary Cities Just Took Another Turn In New York

10.18.26 | Greg Hoyt Opinion

The Trump administration’s effort to dismantle sanctuary city policies has hit another legal roadblock, this time in New York City. A federal judge rejected the DOJ’s challenge, but a former federal prosecutor is raising serious questions about the ruling and its interpretation of federal immigration enforcement authority.
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Socialism Is Gaining Ground Ahead of the Midterms. History Offers a Warning

10.18.26 | LET Guest Editorial

The promise of socialism has a powerful appeal, especially to those who believe a fairer society is within reach. But from the Berlin Wall to communist China, history raises difficult questions about the price of that promise, and what Americans might risk by embracing it.
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How A Liberal Judge Let a Defendant Facing Rape Charges Walk Free

10.16.26 | Pat Droney News

A Massachusetts judge just made a controversial decision that has a district attorney sounding the alarm, and the defendant’s criminal history makes the case even more disturbing.
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Pink Badges, Angry Mob, and a Journalist Under Siege in Cornell 7 Firestorm

10.15.26 | Greg Hoyt Editorial

Journalist Michael Tracey says he was surrounded and assaulted by a hostile crowd while covering a rally tied to the controversial Cornell 7 case, raising questions about the response from Ithaca police officers wearing pink badges.
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When Policing Becomes Us Versus Them, Everyone Loses

10.15.26 | LET Guest Editorial

Supporting police and demanding accountability are not opposing positions, yet too often, the debate over law enforcement becomes a battle between competing sides. Retired police Major Pat Welsh argues that real leadership requires something harder than blind loyalty or automatic condemnation: the courage to put truth, principle, and public safety first.
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DHS Chief Blasts Sanctuary Cities After ICE Officers Face Alleged Vehicle Attack

10.15.26 | Pat Droney Analysis

DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin is taking aim at sanctuary city policies after a criminal gang member allegedly rammed ICE vehicles, prompting an officer to open fire in self-defense. He says New York’s refusal to honor immigration detainers is putting public safety at risk.
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Newsom Is Betting Big On Gun Control. Here's Why

10.14.26 | LET Guest Editorial

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed 10 more gun control bills into law, imposing additional requirements on lawful firearm owners and businesses. The move comes as California faces ongoing Second Amendment litigation and Newsom draws attention as a potential 2028 presidential contender.
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Australia’s Treatment Of Christian Conservatives Should Put Americans On Notice

10.13.26 | Kyle S. Reyes Editorial

Australia is investigating Christian leaders over their support for conservative candidates while facing mounting questions over Islamic extremism and taxpayer funding for a controversial media group.
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